Love yourself, believe in yourself. Fuck the rigged system.
Capitalism’s narrative, that you ain’t winning unless you’re near the top of monetary accumulation number game is horseshit. You’re worth is not measured by your bank balance.
I hold it to a sign of great prudence in men to refrain alike from threats and from the use of insulting language, for neither of these things deprives the enemy of his power, but the first puts him more on his guard, while the other intensifies his hatred of you and makes him more industrious in devising means to harm you.
1. You just can’t say ‘no’ to anyone without feeling guilty. You care too much and love too much.
2. You cry when you’re alonebut you don’t tell anyone because you’re afraid of what people would think of you.
3. You’re quick to think that everyone is a friend. You do things for every temporary person in your life.
4. You’re extra- nice with people. You treat everyone with kindness and expect the same.
5. You don’t know when a person is taking advantage of you because you can’t do it to others.
6. You can’t intentionally hurt people because of how soft hearted you are.
7. You can’t express your emotions without breaking down.
8. You’re so sensitive that you can notice the slightest changes in people’s behavior towards you- the way they talk to you, the way they act towards you – but you don’t Do anything about it.
9. You feel too deeply for people, you always put yourself in people’s shoes and try to be there for everyone, Literally, Every single time.
10. You’re the problem fixer. You can’t afford to lose people, but in the end, you’re still left alone. Just like always…
Progressive political figures with an orientation more favorable to Washington are forming a new alliance of South American parties and are deliberately excluding the forces that are leading the continent’s liberation processes. Don DeBar interviewed Nicaraguan writer Stephen Sefton and Latin America correspondent Camila Escalante on KPFK Pacifica Radio. Below is a transcription of last week’s segment.
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